From: colman.curtin@trintech.com (Coley Curtin)
Subject: RE: putc bug ?
23 Jun 1998 17:57:04 -0700
Message-ID: <199806230842.JAA27094.cygnus.gnu-win32@muzak.trintech.ie>
References: <199806220023.BAA00957@Talisker.demon.co.uk>
Reply-To: <colman.curtin@trintech.com>
To: "John Gumb" <john@Talisker.demon.co.uk>, <gnu-win32@cygnus.com>

> It is illustrated by the following which simply writes values
> 0..255 to a file twice. The problem appears to be when
> putc(0x0a) is invoked. It looks to me like putc in it's
> wisdom thinks a <CR> should be inserted before what putc
> interprets as <LF>. Clearly, under a windows environment
> this might be a reasonable thing to do. However, when putc is
> being used to output characters to file of object code,
> things get a little confused.....not least me.
have you test or binary mounts?
the sample code doesn't exhibit this problem with binary mounts.
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